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to have an abortion is protected under the 14th amendment right to privacy established by the previous supreme court case connecticut v. griswold. the court ruled, however, that this right is not absolutely and that states can restrict an abortion based on the viability of the fetus. join us as we examine the case, hear from the justice who wrote the opinion, and explore the impact of roe v. wade both in its time and since the 1973 decision. that s coming up tonight starting at 9:00 eastern on c-span and here on c-span3. and following that, american history tv in primetime looks at russian spies including the trial of kgb spy rudolph abel. sex and kgb spies in the 1970s, espionage in the manhattan project and soviet spy couples and the atomic bomb. and that s tonight starting at 10:30 eastern here on c-span3. well, coming up next, a recent forum hosted by the department of health and human services looking into pharmaceutical innovation and drug affordability. in this ....
happened. the two iraqis in kentucky was were the most shocking example. they had done bad things in iraq, lied to get into the country, and had our current system been in place, they would have been caught before they got here. that is why the system has been improved since that episode. you had said few things in life are risk-free, i heard the governor of washington state say you take a risk when you get out of bed in the morning, there are a lot of dangers in the world, absolutely, but i think the program we run does as much possible to reduce the risks of bringing refugees to this country. we have great confidence in it. we invite members to come out to the field and meet some of the people and sit through some of the briefings by leon steen that i sat through leon s team that i set through. ms. richard, that is what hates that is what makes me hate waste, fraud, abuse, deception so much. when anyone engages in it, it impacts those that would never consider e ....
[ inaudible ]. well, right now from my perspective, my big-ticket item is that those items need to be in the budget and funded. i ll let the professionals here from the office of secretary of defense and congress really work on the noodle on how we need to work that perhaps more holistically in terms of what you just said. that piece of being able to follow the money as you know is very important, to whether it s one bin, or one that we pay bins that we pay close attention to, associated with things, because when you work at the ssbn or icbm, is one mission associated with things and then you have to have that dialogue of how do you do those things that have dual capabilities. and weighs in that bin, all the way as i talked about before, from outer space to under the water. sir? peter sharpman, merrick corporation. the doctrine distinguished between intelligence gathering which we tried to prevent, but not deter, and outright attack, which we visibly and vocally ....
the physician payment sunshine act. it was a bipartisan piece of legislationó senate by senatorrófz- grassley. republican from iowa. and senator herb kohl a democrat from wisconsin. and the bill sought to lift the veil on the relationship between industry and it was a true piece of bipartisan legislation that was founded on a lot of the research that you re going to hear from some of our great speakers today. it was written in conjunction z>/ with the information that we gotrcd from the research community, and the consumer community, represented by pew and allen here today and aarp and amsa and m e concerned that these r(b2bk@; relationships, the financial relationships, were impacting both the quality of health care, and the cost of health care.j2.sñ and i have to say that the process was long and tireless. at the time i worked for senator herb cole and we had, with my colleague chris armstrong from (óa senator grassley s office, about 300 meetings with consumer a# ....
that is what we will continue with. and that is why we will stick to the long-term economic plan. eliminating the deficit, net migration down into the tens of thousands, no top-down reorganization, why did the prime minister make these promises, and why did he break them? we said we would get the deficit is down, and the deficit is down by half. from a disgraceful situation left by our neighbor. i thought the gentleman would take the opportunity to talk about the vital still interests in his contingency that we ll talk about later on today. i m working as hard as we can to try to make sure we keep still production growing in our country. but i have to say to him, as he s introduced a political element, so might i. production is up. and to this government employment in industry is up where it was down under labor. why is that? because we ve got a car industry that s growing, we re got an aerospace industry that s growing, we ve got construction that s growing. we re ....